Lecture

Suspended vs. Dissolved matter in Rivers

Description

This lecture explores the differences between suspended and dissolved matter in rivers, focusing on sediment yield, human impact, TDS origin, and the composition of particulate and dissolved solids. It also covers factors influencing sediment yield, geographical variations, and the influence of man-made vs. natural erosion on river systems.

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